Reply to "BLEEDING CLUTCH SYSTEM"

noquarterMember

I had another experience, not sure it'll help you. I changed the fluid using a Summit one man bleeder, first pressure air to get the very nasty fluid out, then new brake fluid in. What I found was that I could get a decent pedal but I could still push it more than 1" before there was resistance. Later I had someone help me bleed the old fashioned two man way, and now it's perfect.

My conclusion is that these pressure bleeders can't always get an air pocket pushed through, they might push fluid past it. Only actually using the pedal gets the air pocket pushed through.

Don't know if this helps...

4/4/113:31 AM

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